House Resolution No. recognizes April 2, 2024, as Big Brothers Big Sisters Day at the Louisiana state capitol. The resolution highlights the critical role of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the largest youth mentoring organization in the U.S., in fostering one-to-one mentoring relationships that empower children. In Louisiana, local chapters, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana and Southwest Louisiana, are dedicated to maximizing the potential of youth by pairing them with caring adult mentors, known as "Bigs," who support "Littles" ranging from ages six to young adulthood.

The resolution emphasizes the positive impact of these mentoring relationships, noting that in 2023, the organization served 600 young people across various parishes in Louisiana. The achievements of the program are underscored by impressive statistics: 98% of Littles graduated from high school, 96% avoided incarceration, and 100% either enrolled in college, enlisted in the military, or entered the workforce. The House of Representatives commends the efforts of all individuals involved in Big Brothers Big Sisters for their dedication to developing the potential of Louisiana's youth and encourages all citizens to emulate their commitment to building a brighter future for the state.